Chapter 1920 - 1921: Who Is Really Getting Expelled
Chapter 1920: Chapter 1921: Who Is Really Getting Expelled
Li Shengxiao didn’t even blink, bluntly saying, "Expel."
The principal hadn’t spoken yet, but the Old Madam’s eyes turned red with urgency, "You can tell by watching the surveillance, it’s just two kids arguing. It’s unnecessary to escalate this to the level of expulsion."
She belatedly realized something was off.
She initially thought they were just an unremarkable celebrity couple, with the man looking quite charming, probably a model or something.
But upon hearing the principal addressing the other party as Mr. Li, it became clear that the other party wasn’t as simple as she had assumed.
At least, not without a background.
Feeling anxious and regretting her previous arrogance, she softened her tone, "It’s normal for kids to argue. We shouldn’t ruin the peace. How about this, we have our Dabao apologize to your child, and we’ll cover the medical expenses. If you’re still worried, we can take the child to the hospital for another check-up to see if there’s any other injury. We’ll compensate as needed. Let’s forget about the expulsion. After all, they attend the same school, and we’re all Capital City people, we see each other often. It’s not good to damage relationships over a child’s argument."
After speaking, she hurriedly gestured to her daughter with her eyes, "Lily, don’t you agree?"
"It looks like both our families are in business. We might have business dealings in the future. Now that we’ve cleared things up, let’s each take a step back..."
Mrs. Han squeezed out a pained expression, "Mom, please stop talking."
The Old Madam was stunned for a moment, seemingly not understanding why she was being told to stop.
Mrs. Han felt bitter inside. She really wanted to say that it’s too late to say it’s over now. You were so arrogant before, and now you want to say it’s over as if it’s that easy.
But she couldn’t say it openly in front of everyone, so she swallowed her words and pushed the little chubby boy forward, "Go, apologize to your classmate!"
"Mom, I don’t want to." The little chubby boy, faced with the ’evidence,’ was ultimately a child, and his arrogance vanished. It was just his pride that made him unwilling to back down.
Mrs. Han kept a stern face, unlike usual when she would protect him if he acted cute, and coldly ordered, "Didn’t you hear what I said? Apologize to your classmate!"
The little chubby boy looked aggrieved.
Her anger flared up, and she grabbed the child’s collar, "How did I teach you at home? I told you to study well and get along with classmates at school. Who told you to hit someone for no reason? Did anyone provoke you?"
The little chubby boy was rarely scolded by his parents, his eyes instantly turned red, wiping his eyelids, both scared and wronged, he sniffled, "Lulu... Lulu didn’t team up with me, went to invite him instead, and he made Lulu cry. I, I couldn’t stand it and wanted to teach him a lesson."
The name Lulu had been mentioned frequently by Mrs. Han. She seemed to be a very pretty girl in their class.
She had no idea her son caused such a big mess over a girl classmate, feeling so angry she almost slapped him.
However, considering his young age, even if she hit him, he probably wouldn’t understand why. She could only keep a stern face and scold coldly, "I don’t care why you hit someone, hitting is wrong! Go, apologize to your classmate!"
The little chubby boy, crying and rubbing his eyes, still refused to go.
She steeled her heart, harshly saying, "If you don’t go, don’t bother coming home tonight! I don’t have a child like you!"
"Mom!"
To a six-year-old, no words could be heavier than those she spoke.